Sentence examples for postulated he from inspiring English sources

The critic must reduce these approximations as nearly as possible to the first or original state that they imperfectly represent; or if, as sometimes happens for reasons that will be explained below, no single original can be reconstructed or postulated, he must reduce their number to the lowest possible figure.

Since our patient was immunocompromised and had symptoms of classic measles, we postulated he could be more infectious than other cases of vaccine-associated measles.

Although Levy himself applauds "the great effort" to find the defensins in CD8s, he says that it's not the factor he postulated: His lab, he says, tested defensins and found that they did not meet his criteria for CAF.

The historian George Nash once postulated that he wrote more personal letters than any other American, and that is entirely believable.

It can be postulated that he might have subclinical pancreatitis in the past resulting in pseudocyst formation.

We postulated that he experienced transitory bacteriaemia (despite the fact that multiple blood cultures upon admission were negative) and that pre-existing severe degenerative arthritis of the knee promoted bacterial graft on that focus.

While he postulated a politikê technê or epistêmê, he saw the philosopher's knowledge as encompassing a comprehensive rather than narrowly political field.

As a second postulate, he required that the laws of physics have the same form for all observers.

In Koch's postulates, he set out criteria to test if an organism is the cause of a disease, and these postulates are still used today.

Goddard and Burt [ 38] postulated that the HE coded by an intron recognizes the intron insertion site in an intronless population, invade it by lateral transfer and then it is vertically transmitted to the offspring.

He differed from Democritus in that he postulated an absolute up-down direction in space, so that all atoms fall in roughly parallel paths.